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SOKIENE Vanda. Dr, Klaipėda University, Minijos g. 155, 93185, Klaipėda, Lithuania. E-mail: Vanda.Sokiene@gmail.com
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TEGNA Completes Spin-off of Cars.com; Dave Lougee Named President and CEO
Cars.com Begins Regular Way Trading on the NYSE Under the Symbol CARS
Gracia Martore Retires After More Than 30 Years with the Company
MCLEAN, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun. 1, 2017-- TEGNA Inc. (NYSE: TGNA) today announced that it has completed the previously announced spin-off of Cars.com, creating two publicly traded companies: TEGNA, an innovative media company with the largest broadcast group among major network affiliates in the top 25 markets; and Cars.com, a leading digital automotive marketplace. TEGNA will continue trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol TGNA. Effective today, Cars.com will begin "regular way" trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol CARS.
This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170601005800/en/
Dave Lougee, President and CEO, TEGNA Inc. (Photo: Business Wire)
Upon the completion of the spin-off, Dave Lougee, president of TEGNA Media, was named president and CEO and joined TEGNA's Board of Directors. Gracia Martore, president and CEO of TEGNA, retired and stepped down from the Board.
"I am incredibly honored and excited to become CEO of this great company," said Lougee. "Gracia has meant so much to everyone at TEGNA. She has been a mentor and partner for many years and her vision, leadership, integrity and drive have been crucial to our company's transformation and success. I am committed to honoring her legacy and will continue to grow and strengthen TEGNA as we move ahead as a standalone, industry-leading media company."
Lougee added, "Thanks to the leadership of Gracia and the Board, we have worked tirelessly over the past several years to transform our company. We are driven by our strongly-held values and our stated purpose to serve the greater good of our communities. Our intense focus on innovation, combined with our operational excellence, is helping us accelerate growth. We are also uniquely well-positioned to benefit from a changing regulatory environment. Our very strong balance sheet and significant scale allow us to be strategically opportunistic."
The spin-off was effected through a pro rata distribution of all outstanding common shares of Cars.com to TEGNA stockholders of record at the close of business on May 18, 2017 (the "Record Date"). Stockholders retained their TEGNA shares and received one share of Cars.com for every three shares of TEGNA stock they owned on the Record Date.
Lougee also announced his executive leadership team. Joining him on the leadership team are Victoria Harker, executive vice president and chief financial officer, Lynn Beall, executive vice president and COO of Media Operations, Anne Bentley, vice president and chief communications officer, Ed Busby, senior vice president of strategy, Todd Mayman, executive vice president and chief legal and administrative officer, and Jeff Newman, senior vice president and chief human resources officer.
Marjorie Magner will continue as Chairman of TEGNA's Board of Directors. Jennifer Dulski, Howard D. Elias, Lidia Fonseca, Scott K. McCune, Henry W. McGee, Susan Ness, Bruce P. Nolop and Neal Shapiro continue to serve as TEGNA directors in addition to Lougee.
Prior to becoming president and CEO, Lougee was president of TEGNA Media, where he oversaw TEGNA's 46 broadcast stations in 38 markets. Under Lougee's leadership, the company's Broadcast portfolio doubled after the acquisitions of Belo Corp. and six London Broadcasting stations. Lougee was named president of Gannett Broadcasting in July 2007 and previously served as executive vice president, media operations for Belo. At Belo, he also served as senior vice president; president and general manager of TV and cable operations in Seattle/Tacoma; and news director at KING in Seattle/Tacoma.
Before that, Lougee was vice president, news at WRC, the NBC station in Washington DC and vice president, news director at KUSA in Denver. Lougee received the 2017 Ward L. Quaal Leadership Award from the Broadcasters Foundation of America. In 2015, he was inducted into the Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame and in 2014, was awarded the First Amendment Leadership Award by RTDNF and the Broadcaster of the Year Award by Broadcasting & Cable.
Lougee is also deeply committed to the industry at large. He serves as joint board chairman of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and chairman of the NBC Affiliates Board. He also serves on the board of directors for BMI (Broadcast Music Inc.), the Broadcasters Foundation of America and is past chair of the Television Bureau of Advertising (TVB) Board of Directors.
Greenhill & Co. acted as financial advisor on the spin-off transaction and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz acted as legal advisor.
Any statements contained in this press release that do not describe historical facts may constitute forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements with respect to the expected performance of the company after the spin-off. Any forward-looking statements contained herein are based on our management's current beliefs and expectations, but are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and changes in circumstances, which may cause the company's actual results or actions to differ materially from what is expressed or implied by these statements. Such risks include, but are not limited to: uncertainties as to the impact of the spin-off on the company's business. Economic, competitive, governmental, technological and other factors and risks that may affect the company's operations or financial results expressed in this press release are discussed in the company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2016, and in the company's subsequent filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). We disclaim any obligation to update these forward-looking statements other than as required by law.

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This types of internal communication may take either formal or in formal channels of communications. Downward communication entails the flow of information from the top management of the Company to the lower levels; employee. It takes cognizance of the Company's hierarchical structures. This information flow mainly occurs in the company by via electronic mails, memos, departmental and individual employee portals. This communication mainly occur inform of announcements, notices, official or semi-official letters, reports, advertisements, etc. It involves communication on such issues as the Company goals, objectives and expectations as well as only general rules of the Company. Upward communication entails employees communicating their suggestions, opinions, complaints and grievances to those in higher ranks and involves such issues as remuneration, feedback etc .Lateral communication occurs mainly at departmental levels. For instance the Sales department, the Production department, among other departments constantly interacts in bid to enhance effective coordination of their activities. Multidirectional communication involves a combination of upward, downward and horizontal communication.
Grapevine communication is also evident among employees. Despite Grapevine communication being unofficial and potentially harmful to the Company, the management relies on this communication to effect significant chances that have a major impact on the success of the Company.
Effective internal communication within an organization or Company has immense contribution to the general success of that organization.(Gay, Mahoney & Graves, 2005, p. 11). Boyett & Boyett, (1998), observes that" effective internal communication within an organization leads to an increased organizational productivity". This can be attributed to an increment in employee motivation levels that comes with effective internal communication. Other benefits of the later include: higher chances of meeting organizational goals, improved ability to mitigate situations, problems or even crises proactively, a highly effective and responsive customer service, highly empowered employees, better understanding of values and purpose of organization among employees, faster and effective decision-making at all levels, reduction in need for micro-managing, less day-to-day conflicts among employees, and a improved employee retention rates. The retention rate can be attributed to a feeling of job satisfaction among employees (Gray & Laidlaw, 2004).


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We are dedicated to delivering projects of exceptional quality and are driven bya passion for excellence.
Whether you desire an energy-efficient country homestead, an elegant city loft, a prestige townhouse or an avant-garde beach development, Cognac Constructions is committed to bringing your vision into reality.
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Geoff Peterson started his carpentry apprenticeship in1992 and created his carpentry contract business in 1996. His driving desire is to see that every client he works with has their dreams realised. A man of few words, he believes that the proof of his skill anddedication to this aim lies in the high-quality finished product that he has consistently delivered. In 2003 he received his own Builder's accreditation, and since then has completedmanyquality building projects.
Simon Horseman completed an Associate Diploma in Accounting in 1991. To pay his way through university, he worked on various building sites. At the end of his degree, he discovered that he enjoyed the building business far more than the accounting business and has never looked back, creating his own carpentry contract business in 1996. His chief aim is to build something great for the client, and he takes great pride in seeing a job well done.
In 2003 Geoff and Simon amalgamated their two businesses into GB Peterson Pty Ltd, which has provided high-end carpentry to builders on projects as varied as retirement villages and aged care facilities, commercial buildings and shops, apartment blocks and units. From Cranbourne to St. Albans, Camberwell to Phillip Island, and Brunswick to Berwick, GB Peterson Pty Ltd built a reputation for doing whatever it takes to get projects completed on time, on budget and at the desired level of quality. As preferred suppliers to Hudson and Bunnings, and with the majority of work being repeat business, Geoff and Simon felt that they had the runs on the board to step-up to working directly with clients and architects by providing a conception-to-completion, high-end home construction service. As a result, Cognac Constructions Pty Ltd was born.
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Except it is not over. Above all, since the founding in 1949 of China's "People's Republic," those fleeting weeks of the Tiananmen uprising brought China's people the only serious chance they have had to speak freely, with each other and to the world. They seized it. They asked for democracy. They built a statue of liberty. And, as I have written so many times over the past 29 years, in that doomed sprint for freeedom, in the spring of 1989, they called out to the world, over and over: "Tell the world what we want. Tell the truth about China."
When -- please tell us when -- will China at long last dignify itself, and honor its own people, by building a monument in Tiananmen Square to the heroes who died for freedom in 1989?


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ICANN confirms possible new Applicant Guidebook
Kevin Murphy, January 4, 2012, 19:34:26 (UTC), Domain Policy
With just a week left before ICANN begins to accept new generic top-level domain applications, the organization has confirmed that it might release a new draft of the Applicant Guidebook.
As you probably know by now, the Guidebook is the Bible for new gTLD applicants. The most-recent version, published back in September last year, was the eighth.
But ICANN has not ruled out a ninth version, presumably the final draft before applications start rolling into Marina del Rey on January 12.
Senior vice president Kurt Pritz said in an emailed statement:
Since its opening, our customer service center has received a number of questions requesting clarifications on some Guidebook points. These clarifications have been made through the responses by the customer service.
We will summarize those clarifications in one document – that might be an Advisory or in the form of an updated Guidebook. In either case, the positions of applicants will not be affected as the information will repeat that in previously answered questions.
Pritz also added that a new draft of the separate guidebook for the recently developed Applicant Support program may be released after public comments close later this month.
It's unlikely that a revised Guidebook will contain any big surprises, if it only contains clarifications of text already found in the current version.
I've been trawling ICANN's new gTLD customer service center knowledge base for interesting facts for weeks and come up pretty much empty — most answers to applicants' questions merely refer back to the Guidebook.
(Hat tip to new gTLD consultancy Fairwinds, which first noticed the possibility of a new Guidebook.)
Final gTLD Applicant Guidebook expected this week
There's a new new gTLDs Applicant Guidebook and it's quite boring
GAC gets its way in new Applicant Guidebook
Tagged: applicant guidebook, ICANN, new gTLDs, new TLDs


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Q: View Available Package (out-of-scope) Updates with Composer Is there a way to see when a composer package has an available update that is higher than its composer.json requirement allows?

My composer.son file has require statements like this:
"require" : {
    "components/bootstrap"         : "~3.3.4",
    "components/jquery"            : "~1.11.2",
    "erusev/parsedown"             : "~1.5.2",
    ...
},

Imagine parsedown has just had a big jump in functionality, and moved to version 2.0.0. When I run a composer update, as expected, my app will not be updated to version 2.0.0 (if one existed). Is there a way I can see that 2.0.0 is available with a composer command?
I am worried I might miss some updates, because I have locked down my required versions so much, and hope there is some command or way to see all of the available updates for my composer packages.

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Is there a way to see when a composer package has an available update that is higher than its composer.json requirement allows?

Yes, there is a way. It's basically the comparison of the defined version constraint in your composer.json with the version numbers of composer show for the specific package.

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*composer show --self
This shows you the output of composer.json of your project.
You get the defined version constraints.
Alternatively, just open composer.json.

*composer show --installed
This shows you the resolved and installed versions.

*composer show package/package
This shows you all available version numbers.
Sidenote: composer show erusev/parsedown says there is no v2.0.0 release, yet.

There isn't a table display for this, yet, but it's a nice feature request, because it eases project maintenance. But assembling the infos automatically is quite resource intensive, especially when there are a lot of packages.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| package          | defined constraint | current version | available versions     |
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| erusev/parsedown | ~1.0               | 1.5.2           | dev-master, v1.5.2, ...|
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

A: First I'd recommend relaxing your version requirements to only have tilde-two-numbers instead of three, and see how it goes. It will allow you to not only get patch updates, but also compatible feature updates.
Composer currently has no way to signal to you the presence of incompatible versions beyond the original package being flagged "abandoned". You have to monitor the release announcement of the packages you use manually, or you could try and see what happens if you add the next major version to the requirement: "erusev/parsedown" : "~1.5.2|~2.0"
This however looks strange if you haven't even tried to update to the latest 1.x version using "erusev/parsedown" :"^1.5.2". Note that the caret is a shortcut for ~1.5,>=1.5.2 for major versions >= 1 (major versions 0.x are handled more strictly).

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Due to things like exploits and hacks that weren't fixed through the betas and were still left over from the Korean version of the game. It gave a fairly bad image to a lot of players, and caused a fairly big disruption among the player base. Over time, these issues were being cleared up. Some players returned, but many did not (some permanently due to the past, some because they got caught up in real life stuff, and others because they just found another game or something else to do with their time). But even so, there is no doubt that the effects of this were long-lasting, even on those that stuck around the entire time. After all, a considerable amount of the exploits and hacks dealt with things that directly affected the market within the game, and those imbalances are extremely difficult to fix.
To help alleviate any concerns players may have about the past, as well as to give everyone an equal ground to play from, a fresh start server is coming. This will mean that no land will be claimed, no elite weaponry, etc., and players will need to work their way up from the bottom – as a server. For this, you must make a new account, which ensures that you also do not have any lingering bonuses from alts on other servers, as well as most of the bonus codes that could be added. In other words, this truly is a server for a fresh start, as opposed to just being a new one that everyone can join.
As for the reason why there will be a new server for the game, here are explanations.
1. An upcoming update (3.0) that is expected to bring back a lot of existing players, as well as a lot of new ones.
2. What's important to note is that due to how political ArcheAge is, joining an existing server makes it a lot harder to make your way to the top - alliances are forged, political influence is in place, and the land is already owned.
3. For a game that works like this, it really is the perfect solution for returning players or new ones. Though if you plan to be a more passive player, joining a different server is probably a better idea, as the progression guilds are already formed and running.
This does cause some disruptions from time to time on other servers, but for the most part, players are going to want to stick with what they are used to. And leaving behind what you may have worked on for years is a bit hard to do, akin to leaving a game for a new one. As a result, it is safe to say that it will not have a strong impact on existing populations, and instead will foster its very own community.


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Bruno Clerckx received the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in applied science from the Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, in 2000 and 2005, respectively. From 2006 to 2011, he was with Samsung Electronics, Suwon, South Korea, where he actively contributed to 3GPP LTE/LTE-A and IEEE 802.16m and acted as the Rapporteur for the 3GPP Coordinated Multi-Point (CoMP) Study Item. From 2014 to 2016, he was an Associate Professor with Korea University, Seoul, South Korea. He also held visiting research appointments at Stanford University, EURECOM, the National University of Singapore, and The University of Hong Kong. Since 2011, he has been with Imperial College London, first as a Lecturer from 2011 to 2015, then as a Senior Lecturer from 2015 to 2017, and now as a Reader. He is currently a Reader (Associate Professor) with the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Department, Imperial College London, London, U.K.
He has authored two books, 150 peer-reviewed international research papers, and 150 standards contributions, and is the inventor of 75 issued or pending patents among which 15 have been adopted in the specifications of 4G (3GPP LTE/LTE-A and IEEE 802.16m) standards. His research area is communication theory and signal processing for wireless networks. He has been a TPC member, a symposium chair, or a TPC chair of many symposia on communication theory, signal processing for communication and wireless communication for several leading international IEEE conferences. He is an Elected Member of the IEEE Signal Processing Society SPCOM Technical Committee. He served as an Editor for the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMMUNICATIONS from 2011 to 2015 and the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS from 2015 to 2018, and is currently an Editor for the IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SIGNAL PROCESSING. He has also been a (lead) guest editor for special issues of the EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, IEEE ACCESS and the IEEE JOURNAL ON SELECTED AREAS IN COMMUNICATIONS. He was an Editor for the 3GPP LTE-Advanced Standard Technical Report on CoMP.
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New Album & Kickstarter: Deeper Into Love
By Jill Phillips • August 23, 2021
It's been a long time since I've been in the studio recording new music, and I'm thrilled to share with you that I'll be working on an EP with Ben Shive in the upcoming weeks. Ben and I have been friends for years since the early days of traveling with my husband, Andy Gullahorn, and Andrew Peterson (in a silver van!) to support our albums Love and Thunder and Writing on the Wall. Ben and I have been talking for years about writing and recording music together and it's such a gift to have him working on this new material.
The past five years have been a rich, meaningful, difficult, and faith-inspiring journey. I went back to school to get my masters in marriage and family therapy and have been working in the field of mental health while also continuing to perform and write songs. My kids are getting older and I've leaned into the busy teenage years that are fast-fleeting. I've also leaned into my own personal work, my faith, friendships, being in nature, and other things that give me life, both grounding and expanding my heart. The songs that are coming out of this season are some of my favorites yet. It has been wonderful to see how pursuing two different vocational callings can be generative and inspire continued creativity in different areas of my life. It might have meant time off of recording, but it was not time off of living. I'm ready to integrate what I have been experiencing through the medium of recording songs again.
It's no secret that streaming has changed our musical landscape in a myriad of ways. I love the freedom it gives me to hear new music easily and explore lots of different artists' repertoires. It has also made it much harder to recoup the cost of recording music and I have been more reliant than ever on people like you to help make it possible. I'm humbly turning again to Kickstarter and communities like the Rabbit Room to become patrons and supporters of this project.
I pray these songs find you in the both/and of acknowledging both your laments and the ways we are tethered to a Love that will not let us go.
Jill Phillips
This EP will feature some of the new songs you might have heard at my live shows over the past few years as well as songs just finished this month. Ben and I recorded our song "Bright Sadness" earlier this year as a template for the work we'd be doing together this fall. All supporters will receive an immediate download of "Bright Sadness." You can also see some clips from the soon-to-be-released video by my incredibly talented friend Michael Graziano (small-r films) for the song in the Kickstarter campaign.
The title, Deeper Into Love, comes from the chorus of "Bright Sadness" and is my prayer for you and for me as we continue to walk this faith journey together in the days we are given. Whatever comes our way—joy, sorrow, and everything in between, may he protect our hearts from callousness and resentment and give us the grace to draw deeper into Love. I pray these songs find you in the both/and of acknowledging both your laments and the ways we are tethered to a Love that will not let us go.
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I've taken a detour from San Francisco deeds, which was my detour from Azorean church records. I became possessed with the desire to find San Francisco marriage records. So, I decided to work on those for a few days.
I wanted to find my grandmother's cousin's first marriage record. I don't know when he was married but figure 1919 would be a good place to start. John J. Burke married someone only known as Frances. It always bothers me when I have no maiden name for females. It is my personal mission to get as many of my ??? (my way of noting surname unknown) women their rightful maiden names. Today was the day to figure out who Frances was.
The records can be found at www.familysearch.org under San Francisco County Records, 1824-1997. Select Marriages. FamilySearch does not provide an index to these records, however, there are index books within this collection.
Finding marriage records in this collection will be a two or three step process–even if you know the marriage date. First, you need to search the Groom or Bride index. The reason is that this entry will give you the marriage license book and page number and/or the state certificate number also referred to as the local registered number, depending on the year you are searching. Earlier entries do not have the state certificate number.
Your next step depends on the era. If this is an early entry (I'm not sure what the breakdown is yet), you will need to search the marriage license book by page number. This is the stamped number at the top of each page. The marriage licenses will have some information that is on the marriage certificate but not everything a genealogist could ask for. The name of the parents is missing from the marriage license, for instance.
On the marriage license there is a No. field at the bottom of the record. Or, with earlier records, a number will be typed or written on the record. That number refers to the number of the marriage affidavit (on early records).
If your entry is later, you may see the state certificate number written in the Bride and Groom index entry. This is the number in the "no. _____" field at the bottom of the license. It is the same number as the local registered number on the marriage certificate. If you have a later entry, you can skip the marriage licenses and go directly to the marriage certificates.
Their are many books for each year of marriage certificates. You'll have to guess where to start. They are in order by state certificate/local registered number, so that is a help.
I began my search in the groom index for 1919. You might have guessed it. There are several John Burke's listed. I made note of all of them since I am not entirely sure Frances is Frances real name.
It took me quite awhile to find the right entry for John J. Burke and Frances ???. The B's start in the proper section, but evidently the transcriber ran out of room and decided to continue them at the back of the book. Of course, the entry I needed was in the back of the book.
This gives me the state certificate number and the book and page of the marriage license. I could jump directly to the marriage certificates, but I want to have the marriage license for my files, too.
The marriage licenses are organized by page number. You see it stamped in the upper left hand corner (154). This is the marriage license for John and Frances. You can see that the no. field at the bottom of the certificate refers to the state certificate number.
Next, I went off to find the marriage certificate. There are eight books that cover 1919. I picked the second to last one since the marriage took place in October.
The book is in order by certificate number. And, it doesn't seem like all the numbers are there. I flipped around until I found the certificate number 5449. This is the certificate for John and Frances. Once I saw the name of the parents, I knew that this was my couple. John's parents were John Burke and Gertrude Jones.
Did I learn anything from these records that I didn't already know? Actually, yes. I didn't have their exact date of marriage to begin with. I have that now. I knew that John was divorced, but I did not know that he was divorced before he married Frances. Now I have to figure out if his other wife, Mae, was before Frances or if he had another wife. I also figured out Frances' maiden name and I got her surname from her first marriage to boot! Her parents are listed as well.
I feel some satisfaction from going through this process and finding the record I was looking for. A lot more satisfaction than finding nothing, that's for sure! I can fill in a few blanks in the Burke family group sheet. I'd say it was an evening well spent.
Helpful hint: The organization of these books on familysearch.org is daunting and confusing. You will find that some indexes start, then there are other marriage records, and then more indexes. Also, some entries are labeled Marriage Certificates/Licenses, but then there is a separate section labeled Marriage Certificates and another one labeled Marriage Licenses. Also, there are the Marriage Affidavits, which are the early equivalent to the marriage certificate. Be prepared to open several links to find what you are looking for.


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Traveling the World in Search of...
Noelle Poulson
There aren't too many bucket lists that don't include in some form or another the line, "world travel."
But some of us have been more successful at others in crossing that off the list. Noelle and I used to spend afternoons together working on Calculus homework, but no sooner had she finished that than she, her father, and mother packed up and took a year to travel Europe. What leads a family to pack up and head to Europe? "My dad was a stockbroker and he was ready for a break. Kind of a mid-life crisis." She recalls.
They didn't just see the tourist sites but she learned how to live in a different country. "We would find a place to live for a month or two and get to know the area. We did go into the big cities but also did the day-to-day groceries and really lived there." She covered French, her dad German and Spanish and her mother Italian, so they had the bases covered.
After a year of travel, it was back to school, and following in the footsteps of her father she decided to go into finance and graduated with her bachelor's from the University of Utah. Her dream was simple, help those who didn't have the finance education or access to it understand fiance so it could work for them, instead of against them. Her particular focus was the desire to help refugees. But upon graduation, she found that there wasn't much desire for companies to help such individuals. "I got a job at Fidelity and as most started as a stockbroker." Helping the rich get richer was not her idea of a dream job, and she was pleased when she was able to move over to helping people and small businesses with retirement plans. "It was nice to really help people with retirement advice but it had similar problems, they didn't want you to spend your time with people unless they had a decent amount in accounts with us. So the single mom with only a few thousand didn't get the one-on-one help she really needed."
Noelle realized that if she was ever going to help the people she wanted to help she needed to change gears a bit, and she always felt a special connection to London. She decided to fulfill both passions and began to pursue a degree in international relations at Webster University. She loved London, but graduation brought a problem, without school to go to she couldn't keep her visa.
She decided to take some time off and traveled to Thailand and Asia. There while hiking in the Himalayas she met a kind Brit who hiked with her, Chris.
Noelle at Annapurna (the Himalayas for less worlded traveled like me)
Noelle Hiking in Manang, Nephal
He too was a world traveler and was currently working as an English teacher in the Middle East. They parted as friends and Noelle went back to America. But she no sooner landed than she felt London pulling her back. "It's more than just the history. The city is alive, you can fill it in the streets. It is its own organism. And I love it." She states. And you can tell, she has truly become British, throughout the interview she speaks of her internet being "rubish" and about when they go on "holiday". The problem was how to get the Visa to get in. She looked into it and the best way was an entrepreneurial visa. So she started a business in London.
Noelle at the River Thames (not the Thames River)
Now in our world of crazy tech startups, I have heard of some crazy businesses. But taking people to see sights of London sounds fairly normal until you learn the details. She wasn't taking tourists to see the place William the Conquer learned how to use a toothbrush. No, this was locals, to find places to hang out. Like a very personal yelp. "People take go front their home to work and make the same stops every day and they may not realize they pass by a really cool speakeasy type pub only a few blocks from work." And they paid her to find these. She admits she wasn't getting rich, but she had enough to survive and enjoyed being in London. During this time she kept a blog, where she walked every street in London and wrote about he experience. She was on TV and interviewed by BBC, here is a great article about it. She really grew to know the city she loved in a way few if any can say they have.
Noelle in a small London Street
The biggest change was Chris came back home to London to visit and their friendship turned into more. And they decided that life together was the right thing, even though that meant she would need to leave her precious London and move to Oman in the Middle East. Oman was a new adventure but not exactly the freedoms and culture of London. But it was here Noelle found a new passion, Scuba Diving. And with it a new dream, for her and Chris to start a small dive shop.
Noelle diving in Timor
This dream sent them in search of a perfect dive location. They found some great ones. But one grabbed their attention, a small and fairly new country Timor-Limor. They looked into it and they were planning to do it when they happened to see a job for an English teacher that matched up with Chris's skills. He got the job and they moved, and have been there on and off ever since.
However, the dive shop hasn't happened. But her desire to help and find a way to contribute in a positive way has not changed and in Timor, there has been some opportunity. She was approached by NGOs to do some work for them. She took the job and has begun to do work for Oxfam and others. In a country where most people sustain themselves on small farms, there is a lot of need for investment money in infrastructure and other areas. However, in this, she has seen both the good and the bad. "Organizations want the big name projects they can send out to donors but not always what is needed or wanted. They fight over things like whose flag lines up where or who gets their name first on a program." She mentions several examples. There is a need for irrigation projects but small sustainable ones. That is what the farmers want, but big organizations with donors are included to look to a large dam for a solution (hey I get this, who doesn't love dams!). It a big project, with lots of spotlights but would it help? Could the farmers even afford to maintain it?
Another great example is the trash in Timor. People place all their trash into large concrete containers on the street. An organization came in and built beautiful new concrete boxes designed to allow for the separation of trash for recycling throughout one of the cities. It made great social media posts, the problem? They have no recycling program or place to send it so there are zero actual benefits.
And it's not just in getting the right programs. Noelle has seen the unintended consequences of organizations' involvement. When Timor-Leste joined the United Nations in 2002 this fairly new country got a huge influx of cash and projects going to it. That sounds like a really good thing but it had its downsides. UN sent in a lot of staff, that staff had higher wages and with it per diem. That meant that they got their housing reimbursed and the amount they could afford to pay for rent was several times higher than rents on Timor-Leste. As they came landlords realized they could charge much more and get it because the UN was around. Rents skyrocketed and pushed forced many locals out, into worse living conditions, or left them with no money after rent was paid.
But all is not bad, "There are some really good dedicated employees working on some projects that will really help the people of Timor-Leste." Noelle notes. And she clearly sees value in what she and her husband do as they continue to live and work in Timor-Leste.
As I interview Noelle I can't help but take away two lessons. Life is complex. We often see life in Cliche's but so few lives fit one cliche or another. I ask her if she ever would write about the people she has met in Timor-Leste. "People tend to think of people hear as one of two extremes. They see them as living impoverished incredibly sad lives, or they see them as living romantically simple lives. While that is somewhat true it is much more wrong. And it is difficult to convey the complexities of what is going on." She also notes it is a very small nation and she isn't sure how people would take her writing about them, but there is no doubt it would be incredibly interesting.
She notes a similar complexity in the life she has lived. "When I speak to some people they sound almost jealous of my life, going from country to country and having very diverse experiences. I see it as that I have had a life with significant breadth, but not so much depth. Many people build a strong community around them and stay put in one place for a long time and they get depth in that community. There is value in that, and sometimes I wish I had it." I appreciate this insight and realize we all balance depth and breadth of experience.
But the last lesson I take away is the freedom many in my generation have to live a life for a cause. Not that those who went before us lived meaningless lives but historically most people have had to take what jobs they could get to put food on the table. Increasingly, we as a society have enough free time and wealth that we have more flexibility in our profession. Many, like Noelle, have used this to try to help the world be a better place. But even when our intentions are the best, it isn't always easy. When you really peel back the curtain, helping a good cause is a complex thing. Corruption, human jealousies and imperfections, and so many other limitations flood into the world of non-profits, just like they do in the world of profits. That isn't to say it isn't worth it. It just means that like most worthwhile things in our lives it isn't easy.
I wish Noelle and everyone who continues to try to improve this complex world we live in the best. The more people who are willing to dedicate themselves to trying to improve rather than tear down the better this world will be. And while Noelle may do it through non-profits and NGOs, I'm secretly holding out hope she gets to do it by owning that little dive shop.
Doing a cartwheel at the Taj Mahal...doesn't everybody?
Thanks, Noelle for the chance to interview her. If you liked my writing please check out my other blog posts or you can really make me happy and purchase my book. Amazon link.
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The European Commission carried out a public consultation on bringing more coherence to contract laws in Europe – the rules that apply to businesses and consumers buying and selling goods or services. The seven-month consultation was closed end of January 2011. The Commission will now examine the responses received and carefully evaluate all policy options on the basis of the results. A Commission proposal will be made in autumn 2011. The goal is to make it easier and less costly for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to do business abroad and to enable consumers to reap the full benefit of the Single Market while maintaining or improving their protection.
The Commission launched the public consultation on 1 July 2010 in connection with a Green Paper on policy options for European Contract law. The Green Paper put forward a range of different policy options from the publication of (non-binding) model contract rules to the creation of a full-fledged European Civil Code, replacing all national rules on contracts. The Commission will present a follow-up measure to the consultation in the fourth quarter of 2011 on the basis of the public consultation's results and following a thorough impact assessment.
The European Parliament is currently preparing a resolution in response to the Green Paper. Vice-President Reding will present the results of the consultation to Ministers over an informal lunch discussion with justice ministers at the Council of Ministers in June. For more information Green Paper on policy options for progress towards a European Contract Law for consumers and businesses.


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One Direction Through the Years [PHOTOS]
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Ali Szubiak Published: November 17, 2014
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One Direction Through the Years
One Direction are the kind of global phenomenon that no one really expected. It's true that there have been boy bands long before any of the guys were conceived, and so long as there are beautiful boys and hormone-fueled teens, there will always be a need for a new crop of swoopy-haired heartthrobs.
But One Direction have achieved the kind of success that feels nearly inexplicable. Sure, they don't have the album sales of Taylor Swift (really, who does?) nor do they have the notoriety of Ed Sheeran. But there's something about their endearing inability to dance paired with their catchy pop songs that continues to allow them to sell out world-wide stadium tours, four years into their career.
As with most boybands, there have been incredible highs and debilitating lows -- the latter of which was met when Zayn Malik decided to leave the band mid-world-tour earlier this year. We're not sure we'll ever get past the heartache we've suffered from that moment in time, but so long as the four remaining members of One Direction persevere, we'll make every effort to do the same.
We've compiled a bunch of photos of One Direction throughout the years. From their humble 'X Factor' beginnings to thanking the wrong radio station at the Brits and beyond, we've captured every outfit and every haircut as we watched them grow from Boyz II Men (...get it?) right before our very eyes.
Check it out above, and be prepared to be amazed by the magic that is puberty.
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Season: 26 - Ep: 14
Season: 26 - Ep: 9
Doctor Who seasons:
Season-10
S26 x E14
S26 x E9
S9 x E26
Doctor Who is the longest-running science fiction TV series in history, airing initially from 1963 to 1989. Doctor Who is about ideas. It pioneered sophisticated mixed-level storytelling. Its format was the key to its longevity: the Doctor, a mysterious traveller in space and time, travels in his ship, the TARDIS. The TARDIS can take him and his companions anywhere in time and space. Inevitably he finds evil at work wherever he goes...
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When Azuma Kazuki returns to Japan after 10 years, he gets assaulted by a group of armed men and becomes their priso ...
The year is 1614 AD. Two warring ninja clans, each supporting a son of Hidetada Tokugawa as the next shogun, send te ...
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A man struggling with his faith is haunted by the sins of his past but is suddenly thrust into the role of defending ...
Michael Long, an undercover police officer, is shot while investigating a case and left for dead by his assailants. ...
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Perivale, England, the late 1980s. People are vanishing into thin air under the baleful stare of a very strange ...
England, the 1940s. The TARDIS brings the Doctor and Ace to a secret naval base during WWII. There, the time-tra...
England, 1883. The Doctor brings Ace to a house called Gabriel Chase in her home town of Perivale. The Gothic ma...
The village of Carbury, England, in the late 1990s, where a nuclear missile convoy overseen by UNIT has run into...
The Doctor and Ace visit the Psychic Circus on the planet Segonax, where they find the standard of judging at th...
The Doctor and Ace battle the time traveller Lady Peinforte and the Cybermen for possession of the incredibly po...
The Earth colony Terra Alpha, the future. With the aid of her sweet-natured executioner, Helen A, ruler of the p...
London, 1963. Returning to the scenes of his first televised adventure, the Doctor and new companion Ace play a ...
The deep-space trading post of Iceworld, the far future. The Doctor, Mel, their old friend Glitz and time-lost w...
Wales, 1959. A top-secret US satellite has mysteriously gone missing. This could have something to do with the a...
The vast housing complex known as Paradise Towers, some time in the future. In search of a top-quality swimming ...
The alien world of Lakertya. With the aid of the savage Tetraps, the Rani has conquered this planet to allow her...
With the Doctor now reluctantly admitting to genocide, things look bad. But the Doctor's nemesis, the Master, in...
With the prosecution case concluded, the Doctor begins his defence, an adventure from his own future. Aboard the...
The Doctor's trial continues. The Valeyard's next piece of evidence for the prosecution concerns the Doctor's re...
The Doctor is taken "out of time" by the Time Lords and made to face an enquiry into his meddling in the affairs...
The planet Necros, the future. The Doctor arrives for the cryogenic interment of an old friend at Tranquil Repos...
The planet Necros, the future. The Doctor arrives for the cryogenic interrment of an old friend at Tranquil Repo...
The planet Karfel, in the distant future. The tyrannical Borad rules with an iron fist, and any who oppose him a...
The alien space station J7, the mid-1980s Earth time. The Time Lords have sent the second Doctor and Jamie here ...
England, the 1820s. As the Industrial Revolution gathers pace, the village of Killingworth is disturbed by craze...
The former prison planet Varos, the future. The downtrodden population of miners are kept happy by real-life vio...
London, 1985. The alien mercenary Lytton has been stranded here for nearly a year, but now he has a plan to esca...
Earth, the future. The genius Sylvest twins, child prodigies, are kidnapped by the mysterious Professor Edgewort...
Events on Androzani reach a bloody climax. Will the Doctor and Peri survive the carnage? And at what cost?
The situation on Androzani Minor is building toward a violent confrontation. And the Doctor and Peri are slowly ...
The Doctor and Peri have been rescued from the firing squad by the mysterious Sharaz Jek. But he has his own pla...
The planet Androzani Minor, the distant future. In the planets' caves war rages between government troops and th...
An island in the Mediterranean, 1984. Archaeologist Howard Foster raises a strange metal artefact from the sea f...
Lanzarote, 1985. Archaeologist Howard Foster raises a strange metal artefact from the sea floor. But how is it l...
The Doctor and his companions strive to defeat both Davros and the Daleks. But their victory may come at a terri...
As the surviving station crew work to destroy the space station, Davros consolidates his power and the Daleks la...
Lytton's men revive Davros as the Doctor fights off the Dalek in the warehouse. But alliances are shifting with ...
London's Docklands, 1984. Why are uniformed policemen gunning down strangely-dressed vagrants in broad daylight?...
The planet Frontios, in the distant future. Following Earth's destruction, a tiny colony struggles to eke out a ...
The sleepy English village of Little Hodcombe, 1984. The village re-enactment of the English Civil War is in ful...
Earth's ocean floor, 2084. With two superpowers poised on the brink of a devastating photonic war, a missile bas...
England, 1215. With the historic signing of the Magna Carta supposedly only days away, the Doctor is startled to...
After receiving a warning from the White Guardian, the Doctor initially believes the TARDIS has landed aboard an...
Deep space, some time in the future. Still following the Black Guardian's orders, Turlough sabotages the TARDIS,...
The Doctor discovers a starship trapped in a time warp over Earth. Meanwhile, public schoolboy - and secret alie...
Tegan steers the TARDIS to the planet Manussa, without meaning to - but why? And is it a coincidence that the pl...
The Time Lords of Gallifrey are disturbed by the possible return of an old enemy... and the only way to stop him...
A Concorde loaded with passengers and crew vanishes into thin air. The still-grieving TARDIS crew arrive at Heat...
The TARDIS crew arrives on Earth in the 26th Century in a cave system where a military force is investigating th...
The TARDIS arrives on Earth in 1925 where, due to a case of mistaken identity, the Doctor ends up playing in a l...
As plague sweeps 17th century England, the Doctor discovers a more exotic threat at work - shipwrecked Terilepti...
The TARDIS lands on the jungle planet Deva Loka, where an Earth expedition has been sent to study the Kinda, a t...
The Doctor has little time left to stop the evil Monarch. But he is losing allies — and the TARDIS is gone.
Bigon reveals Monarch's terrible plan to the Doctor. Can he act in time to save Nyssa? And which side is Adric on?
The Doctor and his companions explore Monarch's vessel. But what is the secret of the ancient Earthlings aboard?
Deep space, four days from Earth, 1981. The TARDIS materialises aboard a massive Urbankan starship. What is the ...
The TARDIS crew are caught in a space-time trap. Escaping will mean a final confrontation with the Master.
The Doctor has arrived in the supposed safety of Castrovalva. But something is odd about the seemingly tranquil ...
The TARDIS is plunging toward destruction. But even if the Doctor can escape, is yet another trap waiting?
Southern England, 1981. The universe has been saved, but at the cost of the fourth Doctor's life. The newly-rege...
Southern England, 1981. Air hostess Tegan's first day on the job does not go as planned when she pulls over by a...
The planet Traken. The Traken union is a society living in perfect harmony, watched over by the powerful but ben...
Nowhere, literally - the Zero Point between the positive and negative universes. The TARDIS materialises in a wh...
Still trapped in negative E-Space, the TARDIS lands on an unnamed world to find a society sliding back into feud...
Deep space, an unknown time - on course for Gallifrey, the TARDIS passes through a strange disruption. When they...
The desert planet Zolpha-Thura, the 1980s. Giant intelligent megalomaniac cactus Meglos is planning to conquer t...
The planet Argolis, around the year 2290. The Argolins live in a huge shielded city, protected from the irradiat...
Romana is trapped on a ruined planet. The Nimons are launching their invasion of Skonnos. Can the Doctor stop th...
The Doctor and Romana are trapped in the Nimon's lair. Is he really the last of his race? What are his real inte...
Having reached Skonnos, Romana is sent with the Anethians to face the deadly Nimon.
Deep space, an unknown time. The TARDIS encounters a disabled Skonnon battlecruiser transporting Anethan 'tribut...
The Doctor finally discovers the truth about the drug smuggling ring. But the villains are still one step ahead.
The Doctor and Romana begin to uncover the truth about the strange events aboard the luxury liner Empress. They ...
Two ships have collided above Azure but that may be the least of the Doctor's problems. Monsters and drug smuggl...
The orbit of the holiday planet, Azure, the year 2116. The starships Empress and Hecate are fused together after...
The truth about the creature is revealed. But its imprisonment may have already set in motion a terrible revenge.
The Doctor has come face to face with a massive green creature. Adrasta goes into the mines to kill the monster....
The Doctor is in a pit with a deadly creature. And Adrasta has plans for Romana and K-9.
The planet Chloris. Drawn here by a mysterious distress signal, the Doctor becomes the prisoneres of the ruthles...
Scaroth is determined to go back 400 million years in time to prevent a mistake. But the Doctor must stop him â...
The Doctor and Romana unwrap an intricate plot involving aliens, time travel and the Mona Lisa. How is Count Sca...
Captured by the Count, the Doctor and Romana uncover an elaborate plan to steal the Mona Lisa. But there is more...
Paris, 1979. The Doctor and Romana are here on holiday, but something is disturbing the flow of time. Could the ...
Trapped between the Movellans and the Daleks, the Doctor must find a way to defeat both. Meanwhile, vast space f...
The Daleks have awoken Davros in the heart of Skaro. Only the Doctor and the Movellans stand between them and th...
Romana has been captured by the Daleks, the Doctor is the guest of the Movellans. The Daleks are drilling deep i...
Skaro, the Dalek homeworld, some time in the future. The TARDIS lands in the irradiated ruins of the old Kaled c...
The Doctor and the Shadow have their final confrontation to take control of the Key to Time. Completing it may e...
The Doctor and Romana finally venture into the Shadow's lair. The Shadow appears to hold all the cards but the D...
The Doctor is forced into a desperate gambit to prevent a massacre. But it is getting harder to tell friend from...
The Doctor meets a new enemy – the Shadow – who wants the Key to Time. And the Atrian-Zeon war is ...
Swept up in an apocalyptic war, the Doctor must help the Marshall defend his planet. But who or what controls th...
Searching for the sixth segment, the Doctor and Romana land in the midst of a brutal nuclear war between the pla...
The Doctor and Romana are trapped between the monstrous Kroll and the insane refinery commander. And there is no...
The massive Kroll is awake and killing anyone in its path. And the swampies are determined to appease it �...
The Doctor and Romana try to avoid being sacrificed to Kroll – just in time for the real monster to appear.
The Third Moon of Delta Magna, The Future. The Doctor and Romana arrive in search of the fifth segment and are i...
Grendel plans two weddings and a funeral to cement his hold over Tara. The Doctor and K-9 race to foil him and s...
The Doctor and Romana are swept up in the political machinations of Tara. The Doctor must keep the android "king...
The Doctor must employ a desperate gambit to keep the evil Grendel off the throne. And the Count has a new pawn ...
Arriving on the techno-Ruritanian world of Tara, Romana easily obtains the Fourth Segment. Getting off the plane...
Facing a sentence of death from merciless justice machines, the Doctor must play for time while Romana tries to ...
Chase by blood-thirsty stones, the Doctor must find a way to rescue Romana. What awaits him in the theoretical a...
The quest for the Third Segment has landed the Doctor and Romana in the midst of a druidic cult centered on a st...
England, the late 1970s. The Doctor and Romana arrive in search of the third segment. But the Tracer readings ar...
The Captain and Xanxia work toward their secret goals. Both depends on the pirate planet consuming one more vict...
The Doctor and Romana begin to uncover the secrets of Zanak. But the murderous Captain seems to have plans of hi...
The Doctor begins to investigate the mysteriously wealthy planet Zanak. Mentiads, a deranged Captain, strange om...
Planet Zanak, unknown time. The Doctor and Romana are seeking the planet Calufrax where the second segment waits...
Trapped in the catacombs between a mad warlord and ravenous monsters, the Doctor and Romana work desperately to ...
Prisoners of the maniacal Graff Vynda K, the Doctor and Romana must break out and pursue the first segment â€...
Trying to obtain the first segment of the Key to Time, the Doctor and Romana are swept up in an elaborate con. T...
The Magellanic Clouds, the planet Ribos, an unknown time. Ordered by the White Guardian to collect the pieces of...
The Sontarans finally invade the TARDIS itself, seeking the Great Key. The Doctor, however, has other uses for t...
The Sontarans have invaded Gallifrey, seeking to seize the incredible power of the Time Lords. The Doctor's firs...
The Doctor works to free his planet of the Vardan menace. How can he defeat an enemy who can read his very thoug...
Gallifrey, world of the Time Lords. The Doctor has claimed the presidency of the planet (on a technicality, foll...
Now President of Gallifrey, the Doctor puts a plan motion to apparent betray his people to an alien menace.
Gallifrey, world of the Time Lords. The Doctor returns and claims the vacant presidency. But his behaviour is er...
The Minyons struggle to gain the precious race banks from the Oracle. But perhaps it is giving in a little too e...
The Minyans have, at long last, found the P7E. But a host of guards and robotic seers stand between them and the...
After 100,000 years, the Minyans have found the long-lost P7E. But what awaits them on the ship, long buried in ...
Deep space, an unknown time. The Doctor encounters the Minyans, survivors of a race the Time Lords unwittingly o...
The Doctor now moves to completely overthrow the Company. But the Collector has one last trump card to play.
Now Leela is the prisoner of the Collector. He knows of the Doctor and is determined to rid himself of both of t...
The Doctor has been captured by the Gatherer. Leela works to free him but the Gatherer is already laying his own...
Pluto, the distant future. The planet has been terraformed and is now orbited by artificial suns, provided by th...
The Fendahl is returning to life, ready to consume everything in its path. Can the Doctor find a way to kill dea...
While Max prepares to tap supernatural forces beyond imagining, the Doctor and Leela investigate the legend of t...
The mystery surrounding the strange skull deepens. Thea is slowly succumbing to its influence while the Doctor p...
England, the late 1970s. At Fetch Priory, Dr Fendelman's experiments with the new Time Scanner are disrupted by ...
The Nucleus, now grown to human size, is determined to spawn and take over the Galaxy. Only the Doctor and Leela...
Miniaturized clones of the Doctor and Leela are injected into his brain. But they must now fight the virus on it...
Leela and Lowe take the Doctor to the Bi-Al Foundation for help. But how can they cure an infection of the mind?
Deep space, 5000AD. An Earth supply shuttle is infected by a strange sentient space-borne virus, which quickly s...
The Rutan starts picking off the surviving humans one by one as the Doctor and Leela struggle to defeat not only...
The Doctor barricades everyone in the lighthouse to protect them from the mysterious deadly creature in the fog....
The survivors of a wrecked ship are stranded with the lighhouse crew on Fang Rock as a deadly menace slithers th...
The English channel, the 1900s AD. The TARDIS lands on barren Fang Rock, inhabited until now only by three light...
The Doctor and Weng-Chiang have their final confrontation in the mysterious House of the Dragon -- watched by th...
The Doctor and his allies try to track down Weng-Chiang before he can activate the time cabinet and possibly des...
The Doctor and Leela attend Li H'Sen Chang's performance, hoping to confront the magician. But his master Weng-C...
As Li H'Sen Chang works to secure the time cabinet, Leela pursues and investigates his master – the myste...
The Doctor and Leela investigate the strange events in Victorian London. But a mysterious masked figure lurks i...
London, the 1890s. As magician Li H'Sen Chang captivates audiences, a spate of disappearances amongst young wome...
The Doctor and the surviving humans fight for their lives againt Teran Capel and his growing army of deadly robots.
Under the direction of a madman, the robots continue their rampage as the Doctor finds an unexpected ally.
The Doctor and Leela are suspected of murder. But the real foe is using robots to cut down the crew – an...
An unnamed world, an unknown time. A vast mining vessel trawls a sea of mineral sand for valuable ores, the tiny...
The Doctor tries to fix the mad computer Xoanon. But it is determined to stop him – even if it must dest...
The Doctor has broken through the barrier and found the Tesh. But he comes to an awful realization about Xoanon.
The Sevateem launch another attack to try to free Xoanon as the Doctor tries to figure out his role in their pas...
An unnamed planet, the distant future. Arriving in a place that seems oddly familiar, the Doctor finds the savag...
The Doctor has won his fight in the Matrix and revealed the assassin. But the Master is not defeated and sets a ...
The Doctor has entered the computation Matrix to prove his innocence. But his opponent is prepared for him and t...
The President of the High Council has been killed and the Doctor is the prime suspect. The Time Lords are eager ...
Gallifrey, planet of the Time Lords. Summoned home by a premonition of murder, the Doctor discovers a dark consp...
The Doctor and Sarah race to save the mortally wounded Eldrad. But they find that everything is not quite as she...
The energy of the reactor has returned the mysterious Eldrad to life. The Doctor agrees to take her back to Kast...
The Doctor and Professor Watson struggle to stop first Sarah Jane and then Driscoll from obeying the strange and...
England, the near future. The TARDIS materialises in a quarry and Sarah is trapped under a rockfall. But what is...
Italy, 1492. Not realising the TARDIS has been infiltrated by the malevolent Mandragora Helix, the Doctor and Sa...
Italy, 1492. The Mandragora Helix establishes its power base with the Brotherhood of Demnos, while Count Federic...
England, the near future. The Doctor, Sarah Jane, and Scorby are trapped in the manor as a possessed Chase stalk...
England, the near future. The Krynoid grows to monstrous size and traps the Doctor and the others in a cottage. ...
England: The 20th century. The Doctor is captured by Chase, who plans to breed the stolen Krynoid pod. The Docto...
England: The 20th Century. After they return from England after their Antarctic ordeal, Chase tries to eliminate...
Two employees of the millionnaire Harrison Chase arrive at the Antarctic base, and they will stop at nothing to ...
The Antarctic, the near future. A strange seed-pod is unearthed from 20-thousand-year-old ice. The Doctor and Sa...
Morbius lives once more, but as a rampaging beast. The Doctor is forced to ally with Dr. Solon to bring him to h...
While the Doctor goes to confront the Sisterhood to seek a cure for Sarah Jane's blindness, Solon realizes that ...
The Doctor is captured by the Sisterhood, and Sarah Jane is blinded freeing him. The Doctor has no choice but to...
The storm-lashed planet Karn. Near a graveyard of crashed starships, the demented surgeon Solon hides in his cas...
England, the near future... perhaps. The TARDIS lands in the woods near Devesham Space Centre, and mysteries abo...
England, 1911. The TARDIS is drawn off-course and lands in the country house of archaeologist Marcus Scarman. Bu...
The edge of the known universe, in the year 37,166. The TARDIS lands on the planet Zeta Minor, where a Morestran...
The edge of the known universe, in the year 37,166. The Morestran crew believe the Doctor and Sarah Jane are res...
Scotland, the near future. Something is smashing oil rigs off the Scottish coast, and UNIT have been called in t...
The Doctor manages to thwart the Cybermen's plan to destroy Voga by delivering Cyberbombs to the heart of the pl...
The orbit of Jupiter, the 25th century. The Doctor and the Nerva Beacon crew are captured by the Cybermen, who p...
The orbit of Jupiter, the 25th century. Sarah Jane falls victim to the same plague as the other Nerva crewmen. W...
The orbit of Jupiter, the 25th century. Arriving back on the Nerva Beacon much earlier in history, the Doctor an...
The planet Skaro, the distant past. The Time Lords divert the Doctor, Sarah and Harry to this war-torn world, an...
Earth, the distant future. Beaming down from the Nerva Beacon, the Doctor and his friends discover Earth is habi...
Deep space, the distant future: following Earth's devastation by solar flares, the survivors of mankind are in c...
England, the near future. The Robot grows to gigantic proportions and goes on a rampage. The Doctor finds the so...
England, the near future. The Doctor attempts to thwart the plans of a group of unscrupulous scientists who thre...
England, the near future. Sarah Jane Smith meets a gigantic robot, and the Doctor finds himself struggling for h...
England, the near future. Something inhumanly strong and resilient is raiding scientific establishments across t...
England, the near future. As the Doctor receives a parcel from South America, Mike Yates asks Sarah to visit the...
A highly intelligent spider from Metebelius III arrives on Earth in search of the powerful crystal. When it is s...
England, the near future. Mike Yates, formerly of UNIT, is disturbed by odd happenings at a monastic retreat. Us...
The planet Peladon, some time in the future. The Doctor and Sarah arrive on the planet Peladon 50 years after "T...
The barren planet Exxilon, some time in the future. The TARDIS is forced down by a total power failure and the D...
London, the near future. The Doctor and Sarah return to a deserted city under martial law. Dinosaurs are running...
London, the near future. The Doctor and Sarah return to a deserted city under martial law.
England, the 12th century. Robber baron Irongron is recruited by Linx, a Sontaran warrior whose starship has bee...
Wales, the near future. While the Doctor finally gets to visit Metebelis Three, Jo and UNIT investigate a spate ...
The planet Spiridon, the year 2540. The Doctor and Jo arrive on the trail of the Daleks, and find unexpected all...
Deep space, the year 2540. The space powers of Earth and Draconia stand at the brink of war, as each seems to be...
The Indian Ocean, 1935 - or is it? The Doctor and Jo arrive on the SS Bernice, a ship due to mysteriously vanish...
England, the near future. A strange anti-matter creature arrives on Earth and attacks UNIT HQ. It seems to be sp...
England, the near future. Professor Thascales' TOMTIT project is nearing completion... but why is a simple matte...
The planet Solos in the 30th century. As Earth slowly moves towards granting Solos its independence, the Doctor ...
England, the near future. While visiting the Master in his island prison, the Doctor and Jo learn of a series of...
The planet Peladon, some time in the future. The Doctor and Jo arrive just in time to get involved in the confer...